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Discover our exceptional Bourbon whiskey collection at Main Street Liquor. From classic Kentucky straight Bourbon to unique small-batch varieties, explore top brands like Buffalo Trace, Maker’s Mark, and Woodford Reserve. Find the perfect bottle for your collection or next occasion. 

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Cornerstone Selections “The Alpha” Bourbon - Main Street Liquor
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The Alpha is the culmination of over 50 years of combined industry experience in Bourbon. This project takes three single barrels with distinctly different flavor profiles and blends them to achiev...
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Rustic River Kentucky Straight Bourbon - Main Street Liquor
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Crafted for the explorers, this is a classic Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey born from the limestone waters that make Kentucky the heart and soul of bourbon whiskey. Rustic River is a higher rye ...
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Byrd's Of Kentucky 15 Year Old Special Reserve Bourbon - Main Street Liquor
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This Kentucky straight bourbon whiskey spent 15 years in American oak barrels before being transferred to a new giant French oak barrel. We found this extra aging process to be the perfect compleme...
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Quarter Horse Wheated Reserve Bourbon - Main Street Liquor
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An exquisite wheated Kentucky straight bourbon whiskey aged for two years in the heart of Bourbon Country, Owensboro, KY. Quarter Horse Wheated Reserve is soft and approachable with an easy finish.
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Quarter Horse Classic Reserve Bourbon - Main Street Liquor
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An exquisite Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey aged a minimum of two years in the heart of Bourbon country, Owensboro, KY. Quarter Horse Classic Reserve is round and rich with a smooth finish.
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McFarlane's Reserve Kentucky Straight Bourbon - Main Street Liquor
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In 1791, President George Washington signed the “Whiskey Tax” into law and appointed General John Neville as the collector of the revenues. In the summer of 1794, Major James Mcfarlane and his band...

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